The successful Charlottesville psy-op

With their Russian collusion narrative having fallen apart late last week following a report that DNC’s computers weren’t hacked, the forces aligned against Donald Trump needed a major distraction and new fallback position. One seemingly fell from the sky in the form of the Charlottesville riot.

But it was not a random event. Joining white nationalist Richard Spencer in organizing the “Unite the Right” rally was one Jason Kessler, a former supporter of President Barack Obama, Occupy Wall Street protester and CNN contributor who provided the network with articles sympathetic to the Occupy Wall Street movement. Kessler only joined the so-called “alt-right” just last November.

The Occupy Wall Street protests of 2011 were funded by nongovernment organizations (NGOs) like the National Endowment for Democracy and the United States Agency for International Development and other CIA front groups. Some of these front groups, NED and USAID in particular, have links to George Soros.

Soros and the CIA front groups, with the blessing of neocons like Insane John McCain, Mitt Romney and #NeverTrump faux presidential candidate Evan McMullin (CIA), are behind the Nazi-linked Ukraine “rebels” that executed a successful coup and ousted elected President Viktor Yanukovych.

Why is this important? The slogan for the Ukraine Nazi group backed by U.S. neocons was “blood and soil.” They marched with tiki torches.

Last weekend’s Nazi-sympathizing Charlottesville marchers carried tiki torches and chanted “blood and soil.” The marches turned violent when the Soros-backed fascist group Antifa attacked the marchers. Antifa was supported by various communist groups like the Workers World Party, Triangle People’s Assembly, Industrial Workers of the World and Democratic Socialists of America.

Both groups were prepared for violence. So here we have the communists/socialists opposing the fascists/socialists using violence and controlled by the elite; same as in the World Wars.

The violence culminated in the murder of Heather Heyer when she was run down along with a group of Antifa demonstrators by a car allegedly driven by James Alex Fields Jr. Witnesses report that Fields was seen earlier marching with the tiki torch-carrying group and chanting “blood and soil.” Fields has a history of mental illness and violence against his disabled mother. He is also a reported user of psychotropic drugs. In other words, he is the perfect patsy.

Trump has issued various statements condemning the violence and hatred on both sides. It’s a perfectly rational and truth-based statement to lay blame on both sides.

Yet the establishment remains unsatisfied. The media clamor for Trump to condemn the “alt right” and “white supremacists,” which he’s done. Meanwhile the media try to whitewash the Antifa demonstrators, who fomented violence in Charlottesville — and have before – into victims and opponents of “hate speech.” (Hate speech, by the way, is a code word employed to shut down speech contrary to conventional wisdom.)

But it’s not just the media clamoring that Trump hasn’t said enough, as evidenced by this tweet from Mitt Romney:

No, not the same. One side is racist, bigoted, Nazi. The other opposes racism and bigotry. Morally different universes.

— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) August 16, 2017

Establishment neocon Republicans like Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, John Kasich, Paul Ryan, Marco “Little Boy” Rubio, Bush I and Bush II also weighed in, claiming Trump’s denouncement was unsatisfactory.

Little Marco even absolved Antifa of all blame, rationalizing that they were shutting down “evil ideology,” indicating he’s not a defender of free speech.

This has done nothing but further divide the people along race and class lines, and distract from the failed Russian collusion narrative — which is exactly what it was designed to do.

Here I want to candidly remind you that the establishment needs crisis, no matter how much lip service they give to “peace.” Crisis is a well-known Machiavellian strategy to gain and solidify political power and persuade public opinion.

Crisis provides the stage where elites can control all sides. At least they can arrange events to “naturally” unfold.

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